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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1897-8-5, Page 2TIDE EXETER TIMES LEGAL. T I .IIIOKSON,Batrister, Soli-. otter of t3'spreme Court, Notavy Pahli.e, Oouveye cer, Oommissioner, &o. Money to Loan: OffloeIe aloe, Beeler, IL COLLINS, B rrrister, Solicitor, Coavayaiiar, Etc. reer.ii1'x't, - oNT. OFFIOE : Over O'Neil's Bank. ELLIOT & ELLIOT, Barristers, Solicitors, N(Amin P Iblic, Conveyancers S60, &O. t 1foney to Lan M Lowest Ratea of. interest. 0 F ICE, . MAIN - STREET, EXETER. Renals every Thursday, F. v. 1;LLIaT, FREDERICK LLtM. messmo MEDICAL g IR. T. WICItETT. M. ii.. TORONTO UNI 15 - EUS CrcilftMoD. C. i. Ta.t ito Cniver Rc.ROLLINS 9c AMOS. eoparate Oakes. Residence same as former. „. Andrew st. Offices: epaoktnane building. a: ten et; Dr Rollins' same as formerly, north i : or: Dr. Amos" same building, south door, ..• a. ItOLLINS, U. D. T. a.. 4010S, Exeter. Out v.BROWiNING M. D., M. C - r • P. i3 (iradeate Victoria flniveri ty (lure and. residence, Uomtnlon Labe a icieellxeter, A),R. HYNDMAN, coroner for tae .. County of Huron. Office. opposite 'tl riing Bros, s tore, Exeter, AUCTIONEERS. BOSSENBERRY, General Li - r consed Auctioneer Sales renduetea iauparts. Satisfaction guaranteed. Charges moderate. Hesall P 0, Out: TTENRY i• ILBER Licensed &sic. tioueer for the Counties of Huron Snell Middleseit . Sales ooudnoted at wad- o tate rates. Odioo, tat 1'oet•olfioo Crea- Ia��t eeimeweree SETElt1NARY. Tennent & Tennen. rexieren. U:i'r. CrtduatesoftbeOntka loV terivarr col ere. °MICE : cue eoorSonth ofTown Hall, THE WATERLOO MUTUAL i ILtE INSLareasc seo IGatabitsliedLa L863. i1EAD OFFICE - WATERLOO, ONT ThisCompany til los u n t y is been over Twenty -Leigh sears in Successful epee ition in western. On feria, and eon dillies to ineurenee inst loss er damage be Vire. Buildings. Merchandise !tlanufnetorte.s and all other descriptions of insurable property. Intending insurers have the option of insuring= the Premtum SOW or Cash y stool. During v npastC lila to s ' r t=n years this company has !swede ,(n.4„ Policies, covering property to the amount of s40,'72,028: and paid in losses atone bletieelett Assets. st70,r00.00, consisting of Cash is Dank Government Deposi tend the unasses- ed Premium Notes on baud and in furce -tl' • it eteeS,AiI.U., President; U M. XI. letoa erretarr ; J. B. themes, Inapeetor . CHAS h I.I . AgeLt for Exeter end "notate NERif .f~ BEANS NE18've seems are a 1 « K . • covert' that cure the worst cases of "Nervous Debility, lost vigor and Failing Manhood; restores the weeknees of body or mind caused by over -work, or the errors or ex. ceases of youth. This Remedial). ,olutely cures the must obstinate cases when all other rRE rMEtirs hare failed erento relieve ced by drug. ;lets at RI per package, or- six for $5 or sent by mail on •eeciptef price by s-ressr .1:eyelet stealer:F ter, bold at Browning's Drug Store Exe ter IHC NEWS INA NUJ8LL THE VERY LATEST FROM ALL, THE WOIR,D OVER. dtiteresting toms About Our Own Country, Oreeit Britain, the United States, and Ml Parte of the Globe. Condensed and Assorted ter Easy Reading. CANADA, A big :Seemed for lumber Ls reported in Manitoba. Guelph is to have a new pork paek- ing company. ' Gales 'town hall is to have a Jubi- lee clock to cost $1,000. The new directory of Ottawa gives the populate)* as 63.480. Heavy cattle shipments to England are reported from Winnipeg. It is rumored that the C. P. R. is to be extended from Reston into the Pipe.stares country. A private- telegram from Sir Wli- frid ,Laurier announoes that he) will sail from ,Liverpool for home on Aug- ust ugust 19. The shipanent of cheese from the port of Montreal this season far exceeds the quantity sent for the corresponding per rind last year. ' pe - Mr. W. W. Buch.•Lnan of Hamilton has resigned the offices of General Manager of the Royal Teanplars of Temperance and editor of Thea Templar. The, Grand Trunk car works at Rouses of Congress on Saturday, and was signed. by President McKinley the same day. It is thought at Washington that England may participate in the bi- metallic conference to be held in the American oalrital next fall. Final. _judgment has been given that Ws. Olive A. Sternamann of Buffalo must return to Cayuga for trial on the oharge of murdering her husband. The Pittsburg eounoil of the coal miners hos passed a resolution call- ing an President McKinlay to use his - good offices in the settlement of the coal miners' strike. Twenty (prisoners in the King's County, N'. Y., ,.penitentiary have be- come insane sinoe the beginning of the year owing to enforced idleness, the result of the Anti-Oonviet Labour law. President MoKinley sent a message to Congress on Saturday advocating the revision of the financial system of the .country and suggesting the appoint- ment of a,commission to consider the question. Mr. T. V. Powderiiey has been &p - pointed by President DfraKinley Com- missioner -General of Immigration, but the Knights o£ Labour will fight, tooth and nail, to prevent confirmation by the Senate. It is regarded es probable that the arbitration treaty qulestion will be re- opened, in Washington shortly, and that an agreement will be drafted ac- ceptable to the United States and Brit- ish Governmlents, James . R. Keene, the noted Ameri- can broker, who recently:speculated on Brantford have beeua closed and no- lila wrcong side, is credited with hav- tices posted instructing the employees. the $2,000,400 kn. (tock operations to apply for work et London, in Wall street, New ;York, in the past J. Roland., a )word -swallower of Prinea Olbert, died lee great agony at Winnipeg from injuries infli,ted on himself while practising the trial, Ohs Highland cadets of Montreal will shortly visit Ottawa for the purpose of being inspected by the' Governor-Gen- eral and Dr. Borden, Minister of Mi- litia. A dela,(+hinve:nt of the Northwest two months. 11Ir, Wkkelaw Beid, special United States envoy to the jubilee, states that be was impressed by the profound de- votion of the Beal:eh people to the Queen and their desire to be on good terms with the Uwited States. Frank Moss, an old-time =miner,has returned to Grand Falls, Mont., from the lalendylc,e gold regions. He cantinas Mounted Pollee, has been ordered to the all this xeportsof the wonderful auri- Crow's *nest. Pass to mn.iutain order up- ferous nature of the country, but says on the railway construction works. it le a death --trap, and chat thepla'o It is estimated that there are bee is dotted thick with the graves of those tween three and four thousand unent who died of starvation and hardship played, men in Montreal, and efforts in their quest for wealth. awork on the Crow'ng made. tos Nes SSSS et some of trai - Dun aadeerador stre the as to he bof usiness. s way. situation in the United states is not of Mrs. Shorties, mother of Valentine an especially cncoura,ning nature; still Shorties, Lite Valleyfield murderer. there Ls a universal feeling timong bust - whose death sentence was commuted nets men in the United States that we to imprisoiawent for life, has returned sha11 witness a marked revival in trade to Canada, and it is believed an effort all along the line, and in theopinion of will be. made to obtain his pardon. ' professional business experts, this belief One hundred and e'i.gbty-five immi- Is well founded. ggrants from Galicia left Montreal Fri GF. NERAL, dl.y for western paints. They are all The Harvest in Hungary will not be in splendid health, are ppeeople of com- as great as last year. fiarative means, agri.aulturists by call- The report that the withdrawal of ing, and arts bound to make good set- Turkish troops front Tbessaly bas be - tiers. gun is dented. In connection with the John Eaton & By. the wreaking of a Chinese steam Co. fire in Toronto some time ago, W. er bound from Singapore for Malacca A. and T. C. Thompson ware arrested - in Toronto an $nnday night. charged 1'.3.0persons were drowned with:lie=ge:1y transferrin r goods in June There have been serious outbreaks for the purpose of defrauding their ore- and. riots at Barcelona, and the gen- darmes have been stoned by the mob. John Tanner, of Lunenburg, late of r The best scientific opinion in Berlin the. schooner Ida, of Halifax, who was is not sanguines of the success of Herr unlawfully y imprisoned by the Spanish , Andree's attempt to reach the North P - Pole byballoon. Rieo,h return 'i ' at Porto as authorities ed to Halifax. He has preferred 0. The finest showing at the Exhibition claim through the British Government at Brussels is made by k ranee, Great for $3,040 damaages, i Britain being a good second, and Ger- The Archbishop of St. Boniface is many third. making a determined effort to secure t The Indian Government has decided an increase of the French-Canadian ' upon prosecuting a number of editors population of Manitoba, and with that , of native papers who have of late been object in view ons a- ionod the I reaG i x g sedition. Rev. Father Cornell po act as an 113- The Preussiche Jahrbucher advocates eastern Canada and the United States. ' the return of Metz to France in con - migration and repatriation agent. in eastern Canada and the United States. GREAT BRITAIN. The Queen's Prize at Risley was won by Private Ward of the First Devon- shire regiment. Miss eIoav, the English .oat 3 4 Jean I 5 Dg g P and novelist. died on Monday night. She was seventy-seven years of age. Sir John Bucknill, one of the found- ers at the volunteer movement in 1659, In Spring Time get Pure Blood by using B.B.B. No other remedy possesses such per- fect cleansing, healing and purifying properties as Burdock Blood Bitters. It not only cleanses internally, but it heals, when applied externally, all sores ulcers, abscesses, scrofulous sores, blotches, eruptions, etc., leaving the skin clean and pure as a babe's. Taken internally it removes all morbid effete or waste matter from the system, and thoroughly regulates all the organs of the body, restoring the stomach, Iiver, bowels and blood to healthy action. sideration of her ratification of the an- nexation of Luxembourg. AN AMR OLOUD-BURST MANY LIVES BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN Lose IN THE FLOOD. Terrible Effect of a Storm in Oldo — Great Damage to Property -- houses Swept Away.. A despatch from Youngstown, Ohio, says 1—.A. terrific cloud -burst struck this town ou Thursday night, flooding the entire valley and causing great damage, to property, both in the city and along the railway lines.Many per- sons ersons are supposed to be drowned. The entire country east and west for 20 miles was flooded and the damage is enormous the railroads bring the heav- iest losers, The Erie Railroad west of Warren fourteen miles, and north of Sharon for the same distance, was en- tirely flooded. The Catholic Church at Niles was struck by lightning and nearly destroy- ed by fire, while business houses and manufacturing concerns were flooded. Henry Myers, a tailor, while stand- ing at his residence on Mill street, was struck by lightning and instantly kill- ed. On every railroad leading into the city came the reports of extensive wash- outs and bridges swept away, and rail- road officials say the loss will be the heaviest they have ever known. At 10 o'elook the waters swept down the val- ley into the city, The trial of twelve women and two men for evbolesale poisonings was Con- cluded at Buda tl esth =Friday, when four of. the prisoners were sentenced to death. The Japanese Cabinet has agreed to the proposal of the Hawaiian Govern- ment to submit the question at issue between the two Governments to ar- is dead g, was sixty-six years of age bitration. Sir Jahn Skelton, a Scotch writer,who I Emperor William's incessant inter - used the nam de plume of Shirley, is I Terence in politics is weakening the dead. 'He was sixty-six years otf age. 1 Government ranks, while the ranks of the nd discontents are swell.. The British Postmaster General will! in ; daySocialists by day a - make a personal investigation of the 1 Edhem Pasha, commander-in-chief of grievances of the "overworked" post- i offaoe clerks. the Turkish forces, in Thessaly, was se- Tn .unite of official denials, the London t verely wounded by the explosion of an. infernal machine sent. to him, accord- ing to a report from Budapest. military clubs regard the Duke of Con- naught's appointment to the Quarter- master-Generalshiu as a certainty. Peter 'McNally, a Boston man, per- formed the feat of swimming thel:ng•- fish Channel from Dover to a point three miles from Griz Nez, France. B,nquiries in England :lave resulted iln the discovery that Roland G. L Barnett, of Montreal, is no relative to Barney Barnette the deceased African millionaire. Last week there was asale at the old Culloden castle of relies of bonnie Prince Charlie. The Queen purchased his walking stick for one hundred and sixty pounds. It its confidently expected by the United States commission at present hi London that Great Britain will at- tend the International Bi-metalli.o con- -*antion to be held in Washington. It is announced that the Hon. Wins- ton Churchill, elder siso of the late Lord Randolplb Churchill, will stand, for Parliament in the Conservative next opportunity. in- t �e tereis tat li in AOc IAKER'S ;`.: 0 v r 11 C C 'r MEP Fat. .cin SATISFACTION . £, _5 z 1'01( ,s(tii '- THE EXETER TIMES Is published every Thursday morning at Tames Sterni Printing Rouse Ma n street, nearly opposite Fitton.'s jewelry store, Exeter, Ont., by JOHN WHITE & SONS, Proprietors._ RATES OF ADVERTISING. 1' ire insertion, pee line... ,,, . .. ,:10 cents. tech subsequent insertion, per Bile.. 3 co To insure insertion, advertisements ah o s ent in not later than Wednesday mor Our JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT Is on of the largest and best equipped In the County of Huron. 4x11 work entrusted to us will re ceive our prompt attention. Decisions Regarding Newspapers. 1—Any person who takes a paper regularly from the post office, whether directed in his name er another's, or whether he has sub scribed or not,is responsible for payment. 2—If a person orders his paper discontinued he must pay al . arreare or the publisher may continue to send it until the payment is made, and then collect the whole amount, whether the paper ie. taken from the office or not. s. subscriptions, tie suit maybe 3—In suit. for su p o instituted in the place. e here the paper is pub. listed, although the subscriber may reside hundreds of mile, away, --The courts bare decided that refusing to to -e newspapers or .a . periodicals) trona the post; n ceerrcro flvin and 1onvrn them uncalled for. is 'mime eon() evidence of intentio 1 al fraud, The order of the British Admiral( for the battleship itenown, the most powerful ironclad in the navy, to pro- ceed to Behring Sea, is regarded as Lord Salisbury's reply to Secretary Sherman. An anonymous writer id the London Daily Mail urges the British Govern- ment to rectify the Canadian frontier by adding Maine, Vermont,' New Hwamp- sheme, and. part of New York State to Comedian territory. According to London Vanity -> air, the London season, wb tail• is • now near - bag its end, has been remarkable for ringing into prominence the intern- crate habitis of soriety, the women be- g jut as bad „as the men. It is stated in London that, while Lord Salisbury its by no means pleased with the tone of Secretary Sbernean's letter on. the seal question, he is noir ed to take the matter too seri- y, and hes reply, while firm, will be polite and oouehed in diplomatic( language, Mr. Lahonxohere, who was one of the members of the Parliamentary Com- mission appointed to enquire into the .'a'ransvaal raid, has 'given notice that he will make a mottion in the Houseof n'amn Commons that thename of Cecil Rhodes be raixuwed from, the list of Privy Councillors, UNITED STATES. At New York bar silver has declin- e& to: the lowest price imi two years. Vele Dingley Tariff bill passed both Large quantities of arms and ammu- nition are stored on tbe French bor- der of Spain for the Carlists, and in the event of discontent over the Cuban question spreading Don Carlos may try his luck again. A Japanese paper, the Kokum.in, ex- presses the hope that no rupture of the harmonious feeling between Japan and the United States will take place aver such a paltry affair as the Haw- aiian question. The Customs Committee of the Nor- wegian Storthing has adopted a report proporaie g the introduction of dilferen- tiral tariff duties on several argicultural products, and giving greater protection to small manufacturing interests. A BOY'S SUICIDE. CARRYING EVERYTHING that was not fastened down before it. The bed of the creek is not more than 20 feet wide, but the flood. [swept out to a widish of about 2,000 feet. It rose quickly and in less than thirty minutes the water was up to the second storeys of all the. dwelling houses et the flood- ed. districts and was still rising, It is a cea'iainty that none of the people escaped from the houses. The whole disia'iot was in darkness except one small place where a lone eleetrio light shone. Eireteen, pollee - men and others were on hand quickly, but were powerless to effect rescues, as not a boat of ane kind was to be bad. The cries of the people in the houses were heartrending to those who stood at the waters' edge and who were forc- ed to retreat on account of the rising waters, It is O.Isncst a certainty that many persons were drowned. One whole family was crying for help from upper windows when suddenly there was a grinding noise as if the house was be- ing moved from its foundations and soon the cries from that place ceased. The intense darkness made it imposs- ible to see what was going on but it is supposed that the bouse and its occup- ants went down in this flood. People at the water's edge heard amen crying for help who was apparently being carrieed down in the flood. The voice grew fainter and it is supposed the man s erttbed. PITIFUL CRIES FOR HELP were heard continually but the crowd. the shorecold do nothin the an u in. g way oat giving aid, Pollee and fire- men were atonce sent to another part of the city for boats. Carl henry 1)Iayer was struok by lightning and instantly killed, while his sweetheart, who stood near by, was badly shacked, Sgoaw Creek Park, a pleasure resort, near this city, was practically ev ed out of existence. e Trains are eginning to move after twelve hours' delay. It is est'iana.ted that the losses in, this city alone will approach $100,000, A great lues of life was narrowly averted at the Spring Craammon foot- bridge. Men, women end children in- ' -,fisted upon remaining to watch the low, it f angry waters ire a In e o the fa that the structure was unsafe. Finally two poli;'°neen with drawn clubs Cleared the bridge, and none too sown for a few seconds later the bridge was swept away, Reports from the rural districts show that the farmers suffered greatly. in Trumbull County fifteen barns were struck by lightening and burned. Craps were destroyed and buildings generally damaged, but no loss of life is yet re - parted.. HER NEW LOVE. She—I can prove that you said you liked the very ground I walked on. Be—And I can prove that your feet haaven't•touched the ground since you got that new wheel, AFourteen-Year-Old Lail trailed (01'a s an l:xaruittaelen and Drowned lllatseIf York sa s:-- om New etch fr .N Adessays:— Benjamin Benjamin Simon, a fourteen -year-old school boy, because the failed to pass the examination at the College of the City of New York, being ;deficient in draw- ing, drowned himself in the Hudson River on Saturday night. His body was recovered on Sunday and taken to the home of -bis parents, at 80 Suf- folk street. Before committing the suicide the lad mailed this note to his home :--"My Dear Parents,—f notify 'you that I will commit suicide. The reasons are that I had no opportunity to carry out my resolution•. to studyon account of our circumstances. I have but few re- grets that I must part with tbe world at such art age. The, most important is that I have not held my resolu- tion to agitate among the work- ing - masses - for their emancipation from wa.ge slavery by the overthrow of the capitalistic system and for the es- tablishment of the co-operative cone- monweal:ttt advocated by the Socialist labor party. I am grieved at the idea that you will grieve, although the lama that write it will thein be cold( and stills, The resolution to commit su'iicide, through Deng delayed, will at cannot write a o w e mare .the executed. I hmn sats mg handl is trembling ; but if you went: to do the, last request of your son, w'hlo is now dead, to you and to the whole world, grieve not. I ata wholly prepared: to die, the death I myself'bave sentenced. Your son, Be njam,in Sine. ca." Fifty Years Ago. Who could imagine that this should be The place where, in eighteen hteen ni net t hree That white world -wonder of arch and dome Should shadow the nations, polychrome .... Here at the Fair was the prize conferred Oa flyer's Pills, by the world preferred. Chicago like, they a record show, Since they started So yam apt. nseeneeneeee Ayer's Cathartic Pilis ; have, from the time of their preparation, been a continuous success with the public. ,And that means that Ayer's Pills accomplish what is promised for them; they cure where others fail. It was fitting, that the world-wide therefore, popularity eine: • of these pills should be recognized by the World's Fair medal of 1893 --a fact :which emphasises the record?. �.. es. O �iqr • 5 0 Years � THE ALIEN LABOUR Litt TEXT OF THE MEASURE PASSED AT THEPT AST L ARLCAMENT. Who Skull be Eligible to go to. Euler and iw'ecu i t a alter Fair n/mnlnton Just the Saw as Uncle Saws' Following is the (official text of the Canadian Alien Labour Law, assented toJune 29,1897, denominated "An Act to Restrict t✓tiie ;importation and Em- ployment of Aliens." Her Majesty, by ,and with 't'lve ad- vitae and consent tof table Senate and House of Cotmmons bf Canada, enacts as follows : ( ' 1. Exam and after the !passing of this acct it shall be [unlawful for any per- son, company, partne.ip for corpora- tion, in any manner, itsprepay the, transportation, or in ,any way to as- sist or encourage the importation or immigration of any :alien or foreigner into Canada, under contract for agree- ment, parole,, or tspeoial, express or im- plied, made previous to the importa- fiogonr er imm ko peigrotrmn katbosuuxchoxalsiernv'core of aaty kind in (Canada. 2. All contracts for agreements, ex- press or implied,- palrole or speoial, hereafter made by and between any person, company, Partnership pr tor- pera•tion and any alien or foreigner, to perform laibouar or f;e,rvioe, or having reference to the performance of labour or service by any person ,in Canada, previous to the immigration or im- portation of tam person whose labour or service is contracted (fox in Canada, shall be void and of no effect. 'LUIS PENtALTIES. 3. For every 'violaation of any of the provisions of section d of this act, the person, parinership, xom,pany or corporation violating it (fry knowingly assisting, encouraging or soliciting the immigration or imp+ortatirea of any alien or foreigner into Canada, to . perform labour ar tiervice. of any kind under contract or agreement, (express or implied, parole or ;special, withsuob alien or foreigner previous to his be- coming a resident in for a citizen of Canada shah forfeit and pay (hansom of $1,100, whish (Oran be used for and recovered by her /Majesty's Attorney - Ge -neral of Canada, ar the person duly authorized, thereto, by him ea debts of like account are now recovered Many eozxlpetaent court in L'alnada, the pre- meds to be paid auto the hands of the Receiver -General; and separate quits maybe a , brout ht dor eaan :iiia,:: or for- eiguer who Ls party to such con - track or agreement. . 4. The ,master of any vessel who knowingly brings into Canaria on snail vessel and lands or permits to be land- ed from any foreign: Sort or place,, any i..au ,o art , • � unedited() r 1 bourer all,.n a , •U who, previous to emb arkati'�U n , n 5uLh vessel, had entered into conteaat or agreewent, parole or (petal, express or ixn fried, to perform labour or ser- vice in Canada, ,shall be deemed guilty of an indictable, offence, and oncon- viction thereof shall he punished by Tine of not wore that §500 for ,each a a 'swan s 1 or art •an c r myeoli labourer, , alien, brought or landed ,and turas ale()be that purpose cannot ee otherwise ob- six months. VISITORS ALL /WELCOME. 5, Nothing in this act shall be con- strued as to prevent any citizen or subject of any foreign ,country teen- porarile residing in Canada either fn ' privates ar off:,,^ial capacity, from en- gaging gaging under contract, nor athiem-Ise, persons not residents ser citizens of Canada to aot as cerivate secretaries, servants or domestics for such foreign- er temporarily residing (in Canada; nor 'shall this act ibex soconstrued as to prevent any person epartnershiip, or corporation from ,engaging under con- tract or agreement, elkalled workmen be foreign countries to perform work in Canada in ,ar upon any new in- dustry not at present established in Canada, provided that skilled labour for . that purpose cannot the otherwise ob- tained; nor shall tlheprovisions of this act apply teprofessioual actors, artisans lecturers, or singers, or to persons employed strictly as personal or do- mestic servants; provided that no- thing in this )rot shall b& construied as prohibiting any person (from assisting any member of hi,s (family, or any rela- tive or personal friend., to immigrate from any foreign country to Canada for the purpose of settlement here. TO ENFORCE THE ACT. 6. The Attorney -General ,7f Canada, in ii case a shall t:�a satisfied that an im- migrant 'has been allowed to land in Canada contrary to the 1prohibition of this act may cause such immigrant, within the period. of one year after landing or entry, to be taken into cus- tody and returned to the country whence he came, tt the expense 'of the owner of the importing vessel or, if • hes entered from an adjoining coun- try, at this expense of the person pre- viously contracting for the services. 7, The Rpeoeiver-General Inlay pay to any i forner who fur nishes original nal i;nfos,matieon that the been vie= taw has fated, such a. share et bile penalties re- covered. as he may deem reasonable and just now, exceeding 50 per cent., where it appears that the recovery was made in consequence of the information thus furnished. 8. No prrooee,dings under this act, or prosecutions for violations thereof, shall be, instituted without the tons=il of the Attorney -General of • Canada, or come person duly authorized by him. 9. T'his act shall apply only to such foreign countries as have enacted and retained in force, or as enact and re- tain in force, laws or ordinances ap- plying to Canada of a ohaxactar similar to tiles act. IIMINNIMINIMMINNIMMINMEMPRINOMMOSMMINESUMEIMMII c „iLfl.. � al uuununenmanli� , ui nl l c i on t o i u t l IminInuitt I a .piMu,,,u�m^_`,1 i iurowuwnu , m, 1,memuuu,pl lnwutuo r 1151 1 51313 THAT THE FAC. -SIMILE SIGNATURE AlegetablePreparatiotlforAs- simitating Wood tirt the 5Lamas andBowels of IN FAN*' f°C I>Ll It ,,.o.. 0F_.,s... PromotesDiyestion,Clieerfuir loess aildFest,Contairts neither O1Iu111`, iorpbiile icor 1dinered. OT XA31.C()TIC. Ikrlertelsi'ii - Anise &ter« 'Wander Ca keine T*,f a v IYatm aced - irtcd Sugar • inial ittJ✓=Flt s AperlectRemedy for Coos tipa- tion. Sour Stomach,Diar'rlioea, Worix ,Conwulsions,Feverish ness andLoss or SLEEP. TacSimile Signature of FEW YORK.. IS ON THE WRAPPFP TF EVERY BOTTLE OF LXAGT COPY OF WRAPPER, !4. Maoris. is pat tip in one -size bottles only. It is not sold la bulk. Don't alloy anyone to ells yon anything else ea the plea or promise that IL Is 'least as good" and "will answer every par. pose," ler See that yen get 0 -A -0 -T -O -R -I -A. Tho W- idens aga(((r° of THE SULTAN'S SUBMISSION Olnepale YIELDS TO THE WILL OF THE COM- BINED POWERS. 130 AecePls the Strategic Frontier, nut Makes some Iteseevatiosie — Opposition fi'utu the War Party Inevitable. A despatch from Consl.antinople says t Minis- ter, the Foreign communicated to Baron von Cal - lee, this Austrian Ambassador, an irade isstbed by the Sultan authorizing the Porte to acoept the frontier agreed upon by the military attaches of the foreign Embassies. Other despatches from Constanti' noels confirm the, report tint the Sul- tan has finally conceded the demands o£ the powers in regard to a strategio frontier, His excuse all along has been that the opposition of the Grants Vi- zier and the war party prevented him) from acguiesoing i:n the wishes of the powers. Now that this is overcome, thepeuce negotiations should logi:ally continue smoothly until the fipal terms are settled.. Nevertheless nobody believes that they will. There is too good reason to believe that every debatable detail connected with the evacuation of Thessaly and the settlement of the Cretan question will .be contested with the same obstinacy and obstruction as has characterized the negotiations kith- erto. The familiar contention that it is the inviolable principle of !slam not to abandon territory conquered by the sword, is being again emphasized, and it would not be surprising to learn shortly that Abdul Hamid, fearing to arouse the efussuiman spirit, is unable; to order the retreat of the victorious army. Stories are already industriously cir- culated by threats against his Ma- jesty's lite, the latest having been found in an open letter on a desk in his study. The letter concludes:- "You shall not withdraw from Thessaly, lettering the bones and tombs of our. Moslem forefathers to unbe- lievers." Cho fate simile eignatnte of S°II D1 wraapppp GGrifr er. JUST SO. How does your lawn mower rue? in- quired the goodeutiered man, looking over the tense. It don't, replied Davie between puffs. You brevet() push th' mean thing along. THE SAFE SIDE �.. ' Slowly tells me that he can, draw his cheek for $100,000. 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Even If they only eared AD wh-suffer rom thisld be distressing. priceless - but fortunately their goodness does not end here, and those who once try them will find these little pins valuable in so many ways that they will not be willing to do without thenen But after all sick head E is the bane of so many lives that here is where we make our great boast. Our p111i aura ft+ while others do not. CARTER'S LITTLE ,LIVER PULS are 'terraria. and very easy to take. One or two pi11s bake a dose. They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or purge, but by their gentle action fiTense all who use them. to vials at 25 cents• ve for 31, Sold everywhere, or sent by mai/. 06RTT3 1110101 11S 00., flew Tare. Sma� Alli Small Dm Small Pio& PURE. FRAGRANT, DELICIOUS. "MONSOON" TEA.... Is packed under the supervision of the Tea growers, and is advertised and sold by them as a sample of the best qualities of Indian and Ceylon Teas, Pot that reason they see that none but the very fresh leaves go into Monsoon packages. -That is why "Monsoon," the perfect Tea, can sold at the same rice as inferior tea. ea, P It is put up in sealed caddies of ;4 lb.,1lb. and 6 lbs., and sold ,n three flavours at 40c., 60c. and 60c. STEEL, BAXTER & CO., Front St., Toronto, Tun DIIE'TZ' 1DRIVING LAMP is about as near perfection as SO years of Lamp -Making can attain to. It burns kerosene. and gives apowerful: olear,white light, and will neither blow nor jar out. When out driving with the darkness easily keeps about two hundred feet ahead of your smartest horse. When you want the very best . ' Driving Lamp to be had. ask your dealer tor the Dietz." We issue a special Catalogue of this Lamp and. if you ever prowl around after night -fall. it will interest you, 'Tis mailed E. free.' 7'�I Co.,CR. d/ � � 6o 3tt' i ht St., New En Canadian n Special termsustoniera; CURE BILIOUSNESS CONSTIPATION SICK C i1 HEADACHE rna ALL LIVER TROUBLES AN AVERAGE CONCERT. Pessimistic Auditor, at a concert,— Seems to me this is a mig'btyshort programme, ea;asioeri(ag the price they Barge, Optimistic istic' :Aud lox --.: mil ..as.h, we c ea _ P 1 *get worth of ti t 'k oar the, money.. y Just ru.ore. everything.